Evaluate Never ending radical | Can You Solve?

Brian Mclogan explains how to evaluate a never ending radical using algebra. He introduces the concept, sets up the problem, and demonstrates solving it by assigning a variable and using algebraic manipulation. The process involves solving a quadratic equation to find the value the radical approaches. The video concludes with a summary and encouragement to apply the method to similar problems.

What is the initial approach suggested by Brian Mclogan for evaluating a never ending radical?

How does Brian Mclogan suggest we represent the value of the repeating radical?

What equation do we obtain after squaring both sides of the equation involving X?

What are the two possible values of X after solving the quadratic equation?

Why can we omit the negative solution when solving for X?

What is the final value that the never ending radical approaches according to Brian Mclogan?

What does Brian Mclogan encourage viewers to do at the end of the video?